| Proof of vaccination |
Proof of vaccination and identification is required to enter all Town of Caledon community centres.
Download your enhanced vaccine certificate from the provincial vaccine portal. You can also call the Provincial Vaccine Contact Centre at 1-833-943-3900 to have your enhanced vaccine certificate emailed or mailed to you. The Town of Caledon will accept both electronic and paper versions.
You will need to continue to show identification with your name and date of birth along with your proof of vaccination when visiting your local recreation centre.
Learn more about vaccination requirements, exemptions and mandatory screening: caledon.ca/COVID |
View our Facility Directory to find the perfect location in the Town of Caledon for your next event, meeting or sporting activity.
One-Time Rentals
Complete a One-Time Rental Request Form for your single or occasional bookings (i.e. meeting, family skate). Contact us for availability or additional information.
One-Time Rental Request Form
Complete a Seasonal Rental Request form for an on-going or seasonal booking (i.e. weekly meeting).
Seasonal Rental Request Form
| Seasonal Application Timelines |
| Facility Type |
Season |
Application Deadline |
| Rooms and Halls |
September - August |
March 31 of current year |
| Arenas |
September - April |
March 31 of current year |
| Arenas and Floors |
April - August |
November 15 of previous year |
| Swimming Pools |
September - June, July - August |
March 1 of current year November 15 of previous year |
| Outdoor Facilities |
May - October |
January 31 of current year |
Dates are subject to change |
Additional Requirements
Customers are required to submit additional documentation depending on the activity taking place. Staff contact will discuss the requirements at the time of booking
| Alcohol |
| The Town of Caledon permits alcohol at certain rental facilities. All rentals involving alcohol must follow the Municipal Alcohol Policy & Procedures. More information can be found on our By-laws and Policies page. You must obtain a Special Occasion Permit from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario. Permit must be visibly posted within the event location. All servers must be Smart Serve Certified. Copies of each certificate must be provided to your recreation representative All required documents are to be provided to your recreation representative at least two weeks prior to the event
| Event Organizer Agreement |
| An Event Organizer Agreement must be signed and returned to your recreation representative. Please contact us for a copy |
| Outdoor Events |
| Notice of Event Applicants must provide notice to the Town, the local police service, fire department and health agency. Notice must be provided 30 days prior to the event date. A notification received by the Town will be circulated to the appropriate Town departments for comment. A fee may be applicable Beer Gardens All events with alcohol held in certain Town parks must have a beer garden enclosure with controlled access. Beer gardens must adhere to the conditions set in the Special Occasion Permit. Town staff will set up the beer garden at an additional fee. A site map must be provided illustrating dimensions, entrance and exit and the location within the park |
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| Insurance |
| If you are renting a facility, you and any third parties (e.g. vendors, caterers, and performers) must have liability insurance when using Town-owned or operated property. The insurance requirements depend on the type of rental and activities *If vendors are present at your event, a Vendor Listing Form must be provided to your recreation representative. Contact us to request this form Providing Liability Insurance If you're entering into a facility agreement, you have two ways that you can provide us with liability insurance Option 1: Facility Agreement Holder's Insurance Policy You may buy a liability insurance policy from an insurance provider of your choice. They must complete a Certificate of Insurance Coverage Form. Contact us to request this form and send it back us. We will not accept any other form for insurance coverage Option 2: Liability Insurance Program You can purchase insurance through the Liability Insurance Program Portal offered by Armour Insurance Brokers Ltd
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| Special Events |
| Special event organizers may need to apply for certain permits to follow local, provincial and federal legislation
| Accessible Events |
| When organizing a special event it is important to ensure it is inclusive of individuals with disabilities. The Planning Accessible Events guide is a useful tool for planning indoor events. For information on accessible outdoor events, visit the Guide to Accessible Festivals & Outdoor Events |
| Advertising |
| Town of Caledon's online community calendar To advertise community events on the Town of Caledon's online community calendar, please visit our Events Calendar page Outdoor community sign Advertising on outdoor community signs throughout the Town can be requested at no charge. For more information, please visit our Sport and Recreation Group page Media Some community events may attract media attention. If members of the media are anticipated to attend your event, please advise your recreation representative Posters in recreation facilities Community events may be eligible to post event material in Town recreation facilities. All advertising material must be submitted to your recreation representative for approval. If approved, additional copies may be required for distribution. Temporary signs Event organizers who wish to promote their event by temporary signage may find additional information on our Permanent and Temporary Signs page |
| Amplified Sound |
| Amplified sound must not disturb adjoining property owners during the day and is prohibited from 11:00 pm to 7:00 am as indicated under the Town of Caledon Noise By-law, unless authorized by the Town. For more information on Town By-laws, please visit our By-laws and Policies page |
| Disposable Waste |
| Garbage Garbage bins are located in Town facilities and parks. If additional garbage containers and bags are required at your event, please discuss with your recreation representative Recycling and organics The Region of Peel offers recycling and organic collection for eligible special events. Please visit Region of Peel Waste Management for more information |
| Food at Public Events |
| All event organizers must follow the Region of Peel's Food Safety Guidelines for Special Events. For more information regarding serving / selling food at your event or having food vendors present at your event, please visit the Region of Peel's food safety at special events page |
| Gaming |
| Unlicensed gambling or gaming on Town owned property is strictly prohibited. Licenses may be obtained to feature gambling or gaming as part of the event under the following parameters: Registered charitable organizations Registered charitable organizations may be considered for a gaming licences by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario Raffle, break open tickets and bingo Eligible local charitable or religious organizations where total prizes to be awarded do not exceed $50,000 my apply for a license by contacting Service Caledon |
| Ground Staking |
| Town properties may have underground utilities (hydro or gas) buried below the surface of the ground and as such event organizers and all invitees or others in connection with the event are prohibited from using stakes into the ground for equipment (inflatable amusements or tents) |
| Inflatable Amusements |
| Indoor inflatable amusements are not permitted. Outdoor events may request to have inflatable amusements if provided by a third party vendor that is licensed by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority. The vendor must provide a Certificate of Insurance. Additional conditions may apply. Please discuss with your recreation representative |
| Notice of Event |
| It is recommended that the following organizations are notified of large events to ensure a quick response in case of an emergency. Please ensure to include event/organization name, contact information, event date, time and location, brief description, expected attendance and site plan. Town of Caledon Fire and Emergency Services Caledon OPP Region of Peel Emergency Services |
| Paid Duty Police Officers |
| Assistance from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) may be required for large events using the road, sidewalk or for traffic congestion. To inquire or arrange for paid duty police officers, please contact OPP |
| Parking |
| Parking is available at most facilities and parks. The Town of Caledon Traffic By-laws must be followed if guests are parking on the street. A parking pass may be requested, but some exceptions apply. For more information regarding Town by-laws, please visit our By-laws and Policies page |
| Road closures and intermittent stoppage |
| Town of Caledon roads The use of Town roads or sidewalks for an event requires approval. More information may be found at Town of Caledon Roads Region of Peel roads Events on regional roads must have approval from the Region of Peel. More information may be found at Region of Peel Special Event Road Closure Permits |
| Stages and Tents |
| Stages and tents require approval for events held on Town property. Some stages and tents may require a building permit. Please discuss with your recreation representative |
| Trailways |
| The Town requires notification of any events or organized use on trails in Caledon. Please contact us or complete a rental request form. |
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